Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, recently re-elected under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has called for unity among Ondo State residents and political stakeholders following his victory in the 2024 gubernatorial election.
Aiyedatiwa also emphasized the need for collaboration and reconciliation among stakeholders. The governor elect made this call in a post-election address shared via his X social media handle.
He said:
“Now that the elections are over, it is time to rededicate ourselves to the service of our dear State.”
The governor elect urged residents and political leaders to put aside differences and focus on creating a brighter future.
The governor reassured citizens of his commitment to an inclusive and participatory government.
Aiyedatiwa pledged to prioritize the welfare of the people while fostering economic growth and progress.
“As your Governor, I promise to continue to run an inclusive and participatory government, where every citizen has a voice and an opportunity to contribute to our collective progress
“We will continue to prioritize the welfare of our people, foster economic growth, and ensure that our state remains a beacon of hope and prosperity for generations to come,” he said....Read Full Article [Click Here>]
Calling on the opposition party to join in the development of Ondo state, Aiyedatiwa said:
“I therefore want to extend a hand of fellowship to the opposition parties and to invite you to collaborate with us in the onerous task of building a better Ondo State for the overall good of our people.
“Let us put aside our differences and work together to create a brighter future for ourselves, our children, and our communities.”
Meanwhile, Agboola Ajayi of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has raised concerns over the conduct of the election, citing delays and technical issues with the BVAS machine during voting in his hometown of Kiribo.
Ajayi, who secured a landslide victory in his polling unit, expressed dissatisfaction with the process, suggesting it was marred by irregularities.